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The Seven Guitar Scale Positions
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The Seven Positions of a Major Scale – First Position – Lesson 52
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The Seven Positions of a Major Scale – Second Position – Lesson 53
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The Seven Positions of a Major Scale – Third Position – Lesson 54
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The Seven Positions of a Major Scale – Fourth Position – Lesson 55
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The Seven Positions of a Major Scale – Fifth Position – Lesson 56
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The Seven Positions of a Major Scale – Sixth Position – Lesson 57
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The Seven Positions of a Major Scale – Seventh Position – Lesson 58

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The Seven Positions of a Major Scale – Sixth Position – Lesson 57

Lesson by: SynGates.com
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The Seven Positions of a Major Scale – First Position – Lesson 52
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The Seven Positions of a Major Scale – Second Position – Lesson 53
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The Seven Positions of a Major Scale – Third Position – Lesson 54
4
The Seven Positions of a Major Scale – Fourth Position – Lesson 55
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The Seven Positions of a Major Scale – Fifth Position – Lesson 56
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The Seven Positions of a Major Scale – Sixth Position – Lesson 57
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The Seven Positions of a Major Scale – Seventh Position – Lesson 58
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Lesson description

In this lesson we go over the sixth scale position of the Major scale – 3 notes per string.

Syn's tips

Let’s incorporate all of the techniques and concepts described in my previous tips for The 7 Positions of the Major Scale. You have, position shifts, superimposing arpeggios, “up groups of 3 and 4” exercises, string skipping, and more!

Play along to the metronome and backing tracks provided in the “content” menu of the lesson player at slow tempos first, increasing the tempo after you feel comfortable. It’s ok to push the tempo occasionally as Papa Gates said, ”It’s like lifting really heavy weights. Do it occasionally and it will make slower tempos even easier.”

As always, share your tips, tricks, and videos in the "Discussion Thread" section below and if you are having trouble, Please Ask For Help! That’s what we are all here for!
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The Seven Positions of a Major Scale – First Position – Lesson 52
2
The Seven Positions of a Major Scale – Second Position – Lesson 53
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The Seven Positions of a Major Scale – Third Position – Lesson 54
4
The Seven Positions of a Major Scale – Fourth Position – Lesson 55
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The Seven Positions of a Major Scale – Fifth Position – Lesson 56
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The Seven Positions of a Major Scale – Sixth Position – Lesson 57
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The Seven Positions of a Major Scale – Seventh Position – Lesson 58
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Playlist
1
The Seven Positions of a Major Scale – First Position – Lesson 52
2
The Seven Positions of a Major Scale – Second Position – Lesson 53
3
The Seven Positions of a Major Scale – Third Position – Lesson 54
4
The Seven Positions of a Major Scale – Fourth Position – Lesson 55
5
The Seven Positions of a Major Scale – Fifth Position – Lesson 56
6
The Seven Positions of a Major Scale – Sixth Position – Lesson 57
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The Seven Positions of a Major Scale – Seventh Position – Lesson 58
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